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[2016-2017] [2015]
Astana Expo 2017 - Future Energy
Astana Art Fest - International festival
Volunteer Volunteer inst: @designfutures.kz | 200+ members
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Languages
English C1
Native
Russian
Native Kazakh
Software
Revit
Autocad
3DsMax + Corona Renderer
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Indesign
Enscape
Qgis
Rhino
Cultural сenter
Astana, Kazakhstan
Location Year
2023
Professor Supervisor
Prof. Kambar Koshenov
Individual work
The design and form of this structure were influenced by the nomadic shelters of the Turkic people, specifically the Kazakh yurt. The Kazakh yurt, a movable and weather-resistant dwelling, facilitated the traditional nomadic lifestyle of Kazakh herders. The contemporary adaptation features a circular structure with a rooftop walkway, serving as a terrace for visitors to appreciate the cityscape.
The idea centers on a circular framework, representing unity and harmony. Enhancing this design is a rooftop that can be walked upon, turning the architecture into a dynamic encounter.
Khan-Shatyr
Botanical Garden
Astana Expo
Astana Grand Mosque Section
Shape development
The artistic hall seamlessly integrates aesthetics and functionality with curated artwork, flexible seating, and enhanced acoustics for various events.
The artistic coworking space encourages collaboration with flexible work areas, vibrant colors, and inspiring artwork, along with dedicated meeting spaces.
The resting area is designed for tranquility with soft colors, cozy furnishings, and green accents, providing a peaceful retreat for relaxation.
Main hall
Resting space
Coworking
Soviet Facility to CaspianSea Research Center
02
Aktau, Kazakhstan
2025-2026
Location Year Team:
Individual work
Kazakhstan has committed significant resources to address the rapid decline of the Caspian Sea’s water levels - a trend driven by climate change, reduced river inflow, and increased evaporation that threatens coastal ecosystems and biodiversity. As part of this effort, an existing Soviet-era facility on the Caspian coast requires renovation and transformation into a dedicated research centre to support long-term environmental monitoring, scientific investigation, and regional conservation initiatives.
Site location
Marine ecosystems are under pressure as shrinking sea levels and rising contamination disrupt habitats, leading to a steady loss of biodiversity.
Connection through stairs
A series of stepped terraces connects the building to the Caspian Sea, creating a gradual transition while offering informal seating and views toward the water.
Connection through beach
The building connects to the beach through a continuous landscape, allowing smooth movement between the built space and the natural shoreline.
Studied area
The existing facility is located in Aktau’s 4th microdistrict, along the edge of the Caspian Sea, offering a convenient setting for research activities.
Declinig levels of Caspian Sea throughout years, starting from 2005-2021
Existing building Extrusion adding terrace
Additional floor Extrusion adding terrace Land use scheme
Transportation
Land use is fragmented, with weak functional integration. Public transportation
Bus network is underdeveloped, with weak connectivity and gaps in accessibility.
Sustainable material choices minimize environmental impact and enhance well-being by promoting healthier indoor spaces.
Sustainable material choices minimize environmental impact and enhance well-being by promoting healthier indoor spaces.
Aktau’s ports and rail connections enable freight movement.
Sustainable material choices minimize environmental impact and enhance well-being by promoting healthier indoor spaces.
Ice rink
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Prof. Kambar Koshenov Kalima Sarsembayeva
work
The ice rink encased in a glass dome near Almaty city mountains. Visitors can skate within this distinctive space, surrounded by the breathtaking views of the nearby peaks.
Glass top construction
The glass roof combines solar panels for eco-friendly power and ample natural light, blending sustainability with design.
Entry areas
Public areas and changing rooms are equipped for renters, including users with disabilities.
Skating area
The skating area is designed for safety and fun, with smooth surfaces, clear boundaries, and dynamic elements for all skill levels.
Dome glass roof brings in natural light and reduces energy use.
Shape prevents snow and rain buildup, directing water off roof.
Wind flows over the semi-circular form, reducing load.
Business Center Professional 05
Location
Astana, Kazakhstan
Year
2024-2025
Team:
Designer - Meruyert Tulebekova
Visualizer - Sara Raimkhanova
The public areas in Agar Business Center were designed with both the client’s priorities and visitors needs in mind, featuring a layout that improves navigation and comfort. The contemporary aesthetic is supported by natural materials that reinforce a sense of sophistication and environmental awareness.
The elevator hall is designed for heavy foot traffic, featuring recycled porcelain stone for durability and resistance to vandalism.
Coffee Area
The coffee area provides a modern interior with ample seating, accommodating both visitors and employees during lunch breaks.
Public Areas
Agar Business Center’s layout is designed for functionality and comfort, featuring clearly defined public zones, intuitive circulation paths, and a contemporary interior finished with eco-friendly, durable materials for long-lasting performance.
The reception and security area is positioned near the elevators to monitor and manage visitors efficiently.
